Latest about Wearables
Offline and free Someone built an open-source Whoop app that doesn't require you to pay a monthly subscription
Passive vs. Active Google's Fitbit Air is a screenless fitness tracker for those who don't want a full-blown smartwatch — but it doesn't have to be at odds with the Pixel Watch 4.
Expensive upgrade The Oura Ring 5 is better than the Ring 4 in just about every way, but its $400 or $500 price tag stings — especially combined with the required subscription.
Editor's Desk The Circular Ring 2 gets many of the basics down, but aside from the lack of a subscription (for now), I can't imagine why anyone would buy this over the Oura Ring.
Off the Record After just a few days with the Oura Ring 5, I'm completely amazed at how thin and light it is compared to its predecessors.
Double wristing tip An odd Fitbit Air hack has been spotted in the wild, which lets you convert your analog wristwatch into a smart one without the awkwardness of "double-wristing" watches.
Start Drawing Google opened the design guidelines for the Fitbit Air, meaning designers can create bands and accessories for the fitness tracker.
Get Fit Rumors suggest consumers could get another dose of Samsung's Galaxy Fit tracker series later this year.
